Cross-Fertilizing Roots and Routes

<p>Part One: Cross-Fertilizing Roots and Routes:&nbsp;Self, Social Creativity and Reconstitution of Identities.-&nbsp;Cross-Fertilizing Roots and Routes: Ethnicity, Socio-Cultural Regeneration and Planetary Realizations.-&nbsp;Earth and World: Roots and Routes.-&nbsp;First and Second Nature.-&nbsp;Cosmopoesis: Navigating the Strangeness of Planetary Realizations.-&nbsp;Understanding “Roots and Routes” from a Post-Kantian Tradition of Critique.-&nbsp;Transversal Communication and Boundaries of Identification.-&nbsp;Deconstructing and Reconstructing Identity: A Transformational Transcontinental Journey.-&nbsp;There is a Thread That You Follow:&nbsp;Identity, Journey and Destiny.-&nbsp;Part Two: Cross-Fertilizing Roots and Routes: New Possibilities with Philosophy, History, Anthropology and Literature.-&nbsp;Reconciling the Self with the Other:&nbsp;An Existentialist Perspective On the Management of Ethnic Conflicts in Africa.-&nbsp;Migration, Myth and History: A Cross-Border Case Study.-&nbsp;From the danger of the routes to the alleged certainty about the roots:&nbsp;The journey to India from the early 18th to the late 19th century.-&nbsp;Indigeneity, Cultural Memory and Hybrid Identity:&nbsp;Politics of ‘Belonging’ among Zomi- Chin-Kuki People of India- Myanmar Borderlands.-&nbsp;Rethinking Postcolonial Identity: Caught in the Spiral of Violence.-&nbsp;In Search of Territory: Women’s Existential Traverse through Varied Routes.-&nbsp;Making a commonsense over roots and routes&nbsp; in a time of emotional turmoil: The Marwaris and the nationalist&nbsp; use of Kunti’s suffering self to construct the imagery of an idealised Indian womanhood.-&nbsp;Crossing the Border: A Postcolonial Discourse of Double Consciousness and Multiple Solidarities with reference to the texts Brick Lane and The Mistress of Spices.-&nbsp;Roots and Routes:&nbsp;The Novels of Su Tamilselvi and Kanmani Gunasekaran.-&nbsp;The Roots and Routes of Mourning:&nbsp;Performing Craft and Community in Migrant Cultures in India.-&nbsp;Cinematic Representation of Disability from Pity to Human Rights in India: Investigating the Changing Roots and Routes.-&nbsp;Transnational Communities: The Quest for Development and South-South Connections.<br></p>